U.S. Spending Millions To Spread Democracy In Germany
Theodor W. Broecker told Kiwanis in Frederick that in 1951 the United States will allocate 27 million dollars to promote democracy and Western alignment in Germany, a sum he called a strategic investment. He noted Germany’s partial drift toward Western concepts despite lingering old ideas and cited 82 billion dollars in aid as central to rebuilding a politically healthy, Western-aligned Germany. He emphasized converting individuals through mass programs and highlighted an exchange plan sending 1,600 students and 1,100 community leaders to the United States to witness democratic life and return as ambassadors of democratic ideals.
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America
Germany
Tobacco Companies
King
United States
Theodor W. Broecker
Kiwanians
Office of German Public Affairs
Bureau of German Affairs
Department of State
Broecker
Francis Scott Key
France
Belgium
Netherlands
England
Europe
Democratic Way
State Department
U S General Sees Gain In Atomic Weapons Field
Chairman Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission said the United States is much better off in atomic weapons than a year ago and is stronger than Russia. He did not give figures or exact progress on the hydrogen bomb and said a site for its manufacture would be announced soon. He suggested no new Russian explosions have been reported and noted President Truman disclosed the first Soviet A-bomb last year.
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Washington
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Russia
Dean
U. S
Truman
Otters Hunt Upstream to Ambush Fish
Otters hunting for fish always swim up the stream to exploit fish with heads upwater. By approaching from behind, the otter gains an easier strike as fish wait or rest with heads upright.
House Flies Tougher Declared By Association
Cincinnati Oct 24. Dr F C Bishop of the U S Department of Agriculture said house flies have developed resistance to insecticides and new habits, now resting on floors and in grass rather than ceilings. He urged sanitation as the primary approach to the house fly problem in 1953, stressing proper disposal of animal waste garbage and vegetable litter. Earlier Dr Thomas E Snyder spoke on the issue.
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Cincinnati
National Pest Control Association
F. C. Bishop
Research Department
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bishop
Thomas E. Snyder
Termites Live In Comfort Says Entomologist
Senior entomologist for the U S Department of Agriculture Research Center Beltsville Maryland described termites as living in air conditioned quarters amid domestic bliss They dig into wood and build mud tunnels have food and life span of about 25 years The Willing Workers Class of the Edgewood Church of God met at Mrs Pauline Weddles on Oct 6 Plans were made for a food sale at Mr and Mrs Leslie Massers in Shookstown on Fri Oct 27 at 730 PM The meeting closed with the Lord s Prayer and refreshments
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Research Center
Beltsville
Edgewood Church of God
Pauline Weddle
Leslie Masser
Shookstown
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Milton J. Brunk
Otho J. Keller, III
Mr. Broecker
Frederick
James T. Messersmith
Lewis Sponseller
John Morgan
H.&. Schroeder
Ed. G. Cunningham
Association
Fox
G. Edgar Fox
Cumberland Brewing CO
Cumberland, MD
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
PBA
Phive
Frank Keefer
RED Feather
Robert E. Miller
Glenn T
Charles Raymond Main
Paul L. Althouse
Edward 5. Shankle
Main
Robert Francis Sweeney
Edna Virginia Sweeney
Raymond Sweeney
West Fifth Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pirkam
Bethel Meth. Church
Sam’s Creek
Sponsored
W.S.C.8
Remsberg
KEY Hotel Bldg
S.market ST
THE
Parsons CO
Ireland
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